Get an SEO Health Check from Rank Math with AI

Rank Math's site audit, read alongside your settings, turned into a short fix list that puts the important items first.

Difficulty Beginner

Time ~5 min

Prerequisites

A site connected to WPVibe running Rank Math SEO 1.0.279 or newer (tested on 1.0.280, the free version) on WordPress 6.9 or newer.

The prompt

My WordPress site uses Rank Math SEO. Give me an SEO health check without changing anything.

1. Run the rank-math/audit-site-seo ability, plus rank-math/get-settings and rank-math/get-system-status.
2. Group the findings into: fix now (things that keep pages out of search or hurt every page), worth doing, and fine to ignore. Explain each one in a sentence, without jargon.
3. Check suspicious results before reporting them. If the robots.txt test fails, fetch [my site]/robots.txt yourself and compare it with rank-math/get-robots-txt: if Rank Math has content but the URL does not return it, say the web server or host is blocking the file and that it is not a Rank Math setting.
4. For each fix-now item, tell me exactly what to change and where. Do not run rank-math/fix-site-seo for robots_txt, focus_keywords, post_titles or permalink_structure. If the search engine visibility test fails, ask me whether this is a staging site before suggesting the blog_public fix. For any other fix, describe what it would change and wait for my yes on that one item.
5. End with the audit score and the date Rank Math ran it.

Already connected?

Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:

Run the “Get an SEO Health Check from Rank Math with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.

Rank Math has a site-wide SEO analysis that scores your homepage on dozens of tests, and it is easy to run it once during setup and forget it. The result is a long list of red and orange rows with no sense of which ones matter, and a few that are wrong for reasons the list never explains.

The AI runs Rank Math’s own audit, reads your settings and system status alongside it, and turns the findings into a short list ordered by what is worth fixing first. It checks the suspicious results before repeating them, such as a robots.txt that Rank Math generates fine but your web server never serves, and it changes nothing while it works.

Use it after setup, after a redesign, or when traffic dips. A few of Rank Math’s one-click fixes do more than their names suggest: the robots.txt fix replaces the file Rank Math generates with a short default that drops your sitemap line, the two keyword fixes set focus keywords on up to 100 posts, pages and other content at a time from the first words of each title, and the permalink fix changes every URL on a site with a custom structure. The prompt tells the AI to leave those alone and to ask before applying any other fix.

Outcome

A ranked list of what to fix in your site's SEO, with false alarms checked and nothing changed without your yes.